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Asia-Pacific

International Cooperation Between Cold War 1.0 and 2.0

by Stanislaw Czeslaw Kozlowski (Author)
Monographs 448 Pages

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Summary

The book offers an analytical examination of Asia and the Pacific, i.e., a region that, in the opinion of many observers, will focus the world's attention in the twenty-first century. This shift is largely determined by the process of movement from the Euro-Atlantic hemisphere to Asia, the geopolitical and economic gravity of the World. At the centre of the author's scientific research are strategic, political, and economic cooperation, which is the driving force of the development dynamics of the entire region from the end of Cold War 1.0 to the beginning of Cold War 2.0. The scope and directions of this cooperation, as well as the major players participating in it, have contributed to the overall result, which places the region at the forefront in terms of its share of global GDP. This book is an updated version of a monograph published in Polish 2022. The decision to publish it in English is guided by the conviction that the language, as a contemporary lingua franca, will make the work accessible to a wider group of readers, including decision-makers responsible for shaping the paradigms of politics in the Asia-Pacific field, as well as researchers and students of international studies.

Details

Pages
448
ISBN (PDF)
9783631948873
ISBN (ePUB)
9783631951064
DOI
10.3726/b23676
Language
English
Publication date
2026 (October)
Keywords
Asia-Pacific Cold War economic integration free trade zones geopolitics great power rivalry Indo-Pacific international order international organizations international relations international security Trade agreements Multilatelism Asian regionalism national defense strategies Southeast Asia Southwest Pacific territorial disputes
Published
Berlin, Bruxelles, Chennai, Lausanne, New York, Oxford, 2026
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Biographical notes

Stanislaw Czeslaw Kozlowski (Author)

Stanisław Czesław Kozłowski (PhD) is a retired diplomat, who worked at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland in Warsaw and at the Polish diplomatic missions in Berlin, Bern and Singapore. He is currently Assistant Professor at the SWPS University in Warsaw; member of the Polish Association for International Studies (PTSM) and the International Political Science Association (IPSA).

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